Global Datacenters in Multiple Countries ISO 27001 Certified & Secure

According to estimates, there will be more than 7.2 million data centres globally by 2021. This figure is expected to increase as new, larger facilities are constructed and older, smaller ones are consolidated. At the moment, the United States has the most, followed by nations like China, Germany, and the United Kingdom. Supporting the internet’s infrastructure, cloud services, and digital applications that cater to users in different regions—including HostingB2B’s target audience in Cyprus, Malta, the United Arab Emirates, Curaçao, the Netherlands, the United States, Brazil, and the United Kingdom—requires a global distribution of data centres.

Due in large part to the growing demand for cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and digital transformation, the global data centre market is expanding significantly. Although exact numbers for new construction in 2025 are subject to change, industry reports show a significant rise in inventory in key global markets.

According to the Uptime Institute’s classification system, Tier 4 data centres are the most reliable and redundant. The precise number of operational Tier 4 facilities worldwide is not publicly available in a single, regularly updated list, despite the Uptime Institute having certified more than 3,500 facilities for different Tier levels in more than 118 countries. However, these mission-critical facilities—which are crucial for companies requiring extreme uptime and fault tolerance—are more concentrated in nations with developed digital economies, such as the United States and several European countries.

For a variety of strategic reasons, businesses use data centres spread across several nations. By dispersing data and services across several geographic locations, it first improves disaster recovery capabilities and guarantees business continuity even in the event of an outage or disaster in one area. Second, by hosting data closer to end users, it enhances performance and lowers latency, giving them a quicker and more responsive experience. Thirdly, it assists companies in adhering to regional or national data residency laws and regulations, which is essential for global operations and data governance.

Our carefully positioned data centres across multiple nations provide substantial advantages to HostingB2B clients. Because your data and apps can be replicated across multiple locations, reducing the likelihood of downtime, this multi-geographic presence guarantees improved disaster recovery and business continuity. Because traffic can be routed to the closest data centre, it also enables your users to experience reduced latency and optimised performance. For companies aiming to reach particular regional markets, it also facilitates adherence to global data regulations and offers more flexibility.

Data replication across multiple data centers typically involves continuously copying data changes from a primary data center to one or more secondary, geographically separated facilities. This can be achieved through various methods, including synchronous replication for real-time data consistency and asynchronous replication for slightly delayed but more geographically flexible copies. Technologies like Storage Area Networks (SANs), database replication, and cloud-native services facilitate this process, ensuring that if one data center becomes unavailable, an up-to-date copy of your data is immediately accessible from another location.

One method for distributing incoming network traffic among several data centres spread across various geographic locations is called global load balancing, or GLB. A GLB solution intelligently routes users to the data centre that can respond the quickest, rather than sending all requests to one place. This is frequently done based on factors like server load, geographic proximity, or health checks. By keeping any one data centre from becoming a bottleneck and offering smooth failover in the event of an outage in one area, this guarantees peak performance, high availability, and an enhanced user experience.

By offering redundant infrastructure and data copies in geographically disparate locations, multiple data centres greatly improve disaster recovery. Operations can be promptly switched to a backup site in the event of a catastrophic failure, natural disaster, or significant outage at one data centre. Because of this geographic diversity, localised events have less of an impact and vital applications and data are kept available. This strong approach is essential to business continuity because it provides comfort and drastically lowers the risk of downtime and data loss.

Although HostingB2B aims to provide a full range of high-end hosting services throughout our global network, due to regional infrastructure capabilities, market demand, or regulatory requirements, the precise availability of some specialised services may differ slightly by data centre location. In general, services like cloud hosting, VPS hosting, dedicated servers/bare metal, and colocation hosting are widely accessible. We advise speaking with our sales team directly for specialised services like Managed Kubernetes, CDN, or particular kinds of load balancers. They can give you exact information on service availability in our data centres locations.